China Hands To Tell Story In Senate Hearing Probe
Three wartime China hands from the State Department face Senate Internal Security subcommittee questioning under Judge Robert Morris. Emmerson, Emerson, Strong, and Ludden held overseas posts from Beirut to Tokyo and Chungking. Charges center on past China policy views, clearance histories, and associations with figures shaping U.S. policy.
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Peter Edson
Wassengton
CVEAS
State Department
China
Senate Interne Security Subcommittee
Robert Morris
Corminunisan
Emerson
Washington
Cry
Beirut
Johanie
Colorado
Pat
Tinmerson
Waller Jude R-Minn
Vonme
China Service
FSO
Robert C. Strong
Damase By- Tin
Raymond P. Ludden
Mmerson Cabe
Simco
Emmerson
Georgetown Fore Schoal
Hackinge
Tokyo
Ile
Japan
Lin
Peru
Chungking
Tie
Pacific
Douglas MacArthun
Atlas
Moscow
War College
Tounselor
Emba
Wavaceni
Pakistan
NAMI
Robert CC Surya
Senate Security Subcommittee
Adm
Charles Maynard Cooke
Ernest J. King
Liang
Formosa
Chinear
Chiang Kai-shek
Aemival Cooke
Sivong
U.S
Naval War College
Tsingtao
Canton
Taipei
Strong
Tle
Damascus
Ludden
Far East
I Tsinan
Yokohama
Mukden
Peking
Kunming
Communist Headquarrie
Vern
Army-Navy Staff College
Dublin
Brissins
Paris
Stockholm
Florida
Judd
Senate
John Carter Vinevat
John Patton Davies
John Stewart Service
John Emmerson
U.S. China
Ludd
Poem Fragment Excerpt from Cowper Reflection
An excerpt echoes a devotional tone with archaic phrasing praising a divine giver. The lines invoke gratitude for a crown and gifts, reflecting a religious meditation on providence and merit.
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Pont
President Eisenhower Health and Rest Call for Climate Change
The piece discusses President Eisenhower facing a tracheitis flare with a persistent cough and fatigue. It notes concerns about his health while Nixon and Dulles are abroad, argues for rest in a warmer climate if needed, and urges preserving the president’s health without silencing critics.
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Eisenhower
Nixon
Dulles
Geemankind
Erik Mis
EAMC
Wisenhower
Washington
Sison
Africa
Australia
Georgia
Tie
White House
Measuring Stick For Evaluation Of Public Performance
The article argues for a political bureau of standards to fix impartial performance measures in government. It cites Agriculture Department data showing farm income up 4 percent in 1956 vs 1953 under one method, while opponents claim a net output method would show a small income decline. It urges a universal standard for fair, nonpartisan accounting of government and budget performance.
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Agriculture Department
Unis
Atcome
Wiese
Questions and Answers on Inauguration and World Facts
A mixed set of trivia questions and answers covers whether the presidential oath requires a Supreme Court figure, U S protection costs in the Mediterranean, birthplace of Alexander Graham Bell, the earth’s rotation direction, the most populous Central American nation, when buttons shifted sides, and the last of the 48 states admitted to the Union.
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Amictima
Gualentala
Arizona
Drug Firm Seeks City Land For Expansion Plan
City officials may be asked tonight to sell a tract in the industrial area to Oklahoma Drug Co for expansion. Mayor C R Fillsworth received a letter from L D Brittain detailing the wholesale firm at 410 Simpson seeking land immediately behind its warehouse. The council agenda includes bids, street lighting, water and drainage reports, and a request to return Reymond Catlin to the fire department at the request of Fire Chief Harris H Hancock.
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C. R. Fillsworth
L. D. Brittain
Okthoma Drug Co
Simpson
Jani
Imentin
Thoms
Georgia
Dash
Water Committee
Toss
Eurlid
Cache Road
Walst
Public Service Co
Victory Park
Reymond Catlin
Fie
Harris H Hancock
Monster Seen In Loch Ness in Early Spring Sightings
Five Scots including Police Inspector John Grant reported sighting the Loch Ness monster for six minutes amid mild winter warmth near Drumnadrochit. The group saw activity on the lake surface as tourists begin to return, with the inspector comparing the creature to a basking shark.
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Drumn
Trochit
Scotland
John Grant
Filed Homestead Exemption Deadline Approaching
Comanche county property owners must file 1957 property declarations by Friday to avoid loss of homestead exemptions and higher assessments. County Assessor Lester O. Paden warned exemptions totaling 1,090 dollars will not be granted after Friday. An added 10 percent of assessed value will be levied for ad valorem purposes, rising to 20 percent after April 1.
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Comanche County
Frid Lester O. Paden
Lester
Lawton Seniors Win Top Oklahoma DE Club Posts
Two Lawton High School seniors are elected to top offices at the Oklahoma Distributive Education clubs annual site convention in Stillwater. Jerry Pursley becomes state DE club president and Roby Brewers is named secretary as about 350 DE students from 27 clubs attend the 14th annual gathering. Delegates will also select national convention delegates April 24 to 27 in Oklahoma City and honor top convention contestants and members.
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Lawton High School
Oklahoma
AGM College
Stillwater
Jerry Pursley
C. R. Pursley
Garfield
Roby Brewers
J. Walter Growers
Arlington
Oklahoma City
Pursiey
Lawtonians Named To Student Posts at Oklahoma
Lawtonians James Fullerton and Charles Gilbert Lawlon were elected Independent Student Association representatives for two men’s housing units at the University of Oklahoma. Fullerton, a junior accounting major, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John P. Fullerton of 92 B. Gilbert, a junior geology student, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Murray F. Gilbert of 65 18th.
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James Fullerton
Charles Gilbert Lawlon
Independent Student Association
University of Oklahoma
Fullerton
Boyd House
John P. Fullerton
Gilbert
Cleveland House
Murray F. Gilbert
Appel's Jewelry Sold To Magid
Charles Appel owner of Appel's Jewelry at 414 D since 1953 announced he sold the store to Willian Magid who runs a Chickashi jewelry firm. Appel stated his immediate plans are indefinite. Before opening his own shop he managed Raskins jewelry here for several years.
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Charles Appel
Appel
Willian Magid
Chickashi
Raskins Jewelry
Firemen Quell Bathroom Fire at Doyle Parton Home
Northside firemen extinguished a small blaze in a Doyle Parton residence bathroom shortly before dusk in May. Fireman Pete Skepler said the fire started from a wall heater set too high, with heat igniting wall studs. Damage was confined to the wall and deemed minor.
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Northside
Doyle Parton
Pete Skepler
Judge Assesses 160 In Fines In Municipal Court
Judge J Merle Oaks fined Eli Glover 20 in three cases including assault profanity and property destruction. Norvill Johnson 37 was fined 20, Eula Mae Dampi 38 forfeited 20 bond. Fannie Bird Lawton fined 20 for concealed weapon with public drunkenness withdrawn. Three others drew 20 fines and one 12 for public drunkenness.
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J. Merle Oaks
Eli Glover
Lawton
Norvill Johnson
Washington
Eula Mae Dampi
Monroe
Fannie Bird
Noted Doctor Blames Virus For Cancer
Nobel Prize winner Ly Wendell Stanley argues viruses are the basic life form and cause of cancer. Dr Slanley of UC Berkeley, visiting Galveston for the Meyer Bodansky lecture at the UT Medical School, discussed tobacco virus work and nucleic acid in crystals as support for viral life and cancer causation.
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Galveston
Tex
CPI
Wendell N. Stanley
Slanley
B Slanley
University of California
Meyer Bodansky
University of Texas School of Medicine
Stanley
Earth
Vici Grateful To Dr Erick For Weather Help
Oklahoma City chamber praises Dr Erick for moisture generating work after two inches of rain and a $27,095 contract with Iksvick. The note says roughly 2 inches of moisture since generators began and pledges reimbursement at 60 cents per inch to offset water conservation costs.
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Oklahoma City
Chamber of Commerce
Oklahoma
Iksvick
Ikrick
Wwe
Marvin the dummy no more how to tutor a child at home
Dr George Crane describes Marvin L age 10 labeled a problem child for reading and math failure. A teacher used flash cards and home printing to build 100 words in days, boosting confidence and lowering delinquency risk. The method aims to curb antisocial behavior by improving self esteem and classroom success.
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Marvin
Heorge W. Crane
Marvin L
Crane
Depiarkment
Oklahoma Legislature Weighs Higher Ed Funding Risk
Oklahoma officials warn the legislature not to underfund higher education, claiming it could render colleges second rate. The Tieman committee, Gov. Gary, lawmakers, and college presidents met to discuss finance and strength of the system.
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Oklahoma City
Ollahoma
Tieman
Raymond Gary
Gary
C. Scott
Vio
Seven Men Face Overweight Truck Complaints Here
County Attorney Warren Crane filed complaints this morning against seven men from Temple Frederick and other towns over driving overweight trucks. Cecil Fishburn signed the filing for the Department of Public Safety weights and licens es division. Additional charges were brought in Justice of Peace Wandrow Giles' court against Loyd Bridges Chester Joe Monroe Arthur Walter Bridges Jim Blanchard and Stay TM.
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Warren Crane
Cecil Fishburn
Department of Public Safety Weights and Licenses Division
Marvin
Cameron
Bob Verne Hale
James Luther Reece
Milton Eugene Burvion
Temple
Janis Aaror Clayton
Frederick
Justice of Peace Wandrow Giles’ Court
Loyd Clayton Bridges
Chester Joe Monroe
Waurika
Arthur Walter Bridges
Hastings
Ohla
Jim W. Blanchard
Ralph Cline
Across 3 British streetcar tale and pirate riddles
A compact puzzle page listing clues across many small entries. Reads like a cryptic style set with numbers and cross references, including terms from places crafts and common nouns, with varying lengths and densities.
Hawaii Origins in Native Word for Big Island
Market report outlines Chicago grain ranges and notes how Hawaii’s present name derives from a native term for the largest Ishuids, Owyhee, meaning Big Island. The snippet ties geographic naming to historical roots, highlighting language and place.
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Hawaii
Owyhee
Big Island
Political Announcement for Ward Seats and Police Chief
A formal notice announces candidates for council seats in Wards 1 2 and 3 and the appointment of Ronald Wheatley as chief of police. Names listed include Slick Parks Elm er Ballywan Arnold B Write Hugh Corwin Emery P Cowley and others.
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Slick) Parks
Elmer Ballywan
Arnold B. Write
Hugh Corwin
Emery P. Cowley
T. Is Aeency Vor Cimef OF
Police
Ronald Wheatley
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Jackie Spradlin
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Jeanette Pair
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Delores Weinhold
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Frieda Earls
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Charles Cook
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Tony Prater
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Raymond Calvert Tr. Ardmore
Thema Dairy Prodiets Institute
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Floyd Carrier
R-Carrier
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Holdenville
Oklanoma City
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Barnesville
Washington County
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Goodyear
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